Sentences with phrase «outlay gets»

They do it because it's really, really hard to put lunch on the table for kids on the miserly outlay they get from the federal government; and proceeds from the machines act as a subsidy to the lunch budget.

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In the resources sector, that sort of pragmatism can be unusual: Given the tremendous capital outlay involved in developing a mine, it's easy for executives to get attached to projects in anticipation of a payday that may never come.

The average buyer doesn't want to get into a big outlay when there's a chance they won't like their purchase, or that something more desirable is soon going to come along, which is more than likely in the fast - changing technology world.

But this service's multibillion - dollar annual outlay for new programming necessitates another challenge: helping each program get discovered by the subscribers most likely to enjoy it.

If you're getting paid by a corporate employer it's probably direct deposit, and if you don't have some savings, you're going to be making enough trips to the ATM to generate a pretty good record of what your cash outlays were.

Binary trading is an excellent way to get into the market without a large outlay of capital or capital reserve required.

Indeed, again in the aggregate, do investors get anything for their outlays?»

It offers opportunities to generate more sales by extending credit terms to new and existing customers, thus encouraging them to make new or additional purchases without a big cash outlay if at all, instead to postpone or make installment payments, while you the merchant will however, get immediate cash or access to funds.

If gold really «spiked» before June 2012, as it did in 1978 - 80, it could trade at $ 5,000 an ounce — in which case your $ 4,230 outlay would get you $ 300,000 (that's could, not will, and not even would... still, it bears thinking about...).

A site whose comments are open is a rare thing (as long as you don't get ooodles of spam offering strange and amazing growth results for minimal outlay....)

Getting this approval can be difficult, as anything involving capital outlay is a hard sell, but there are real financial upsides to making investments in sustainability.

It's claimed that Pierre - Emerick Aubameyang wants a reunion with his former Dortmund teammate, but a reported $ 60m bid from the Gunners surely won't be nearly enough to convince Barca to sell as they will be desperate to get as close to recouping their initial outlay as possible.

It's been asked before, Why would Arsenal go out and spend # 150m + to win the title when we get paid more than the champions did for very little outlay and coming second?

Don't get me wrong, I'd be thrilled to see Xhaka, Cech and Bellerin on their toes, moderately pleased if Jack and Ramsay went, but let's not kid ourselves in order to sell them and replace them with better would mean a summer outlay in excess of # 100 million.....

But the club might want to get some resale from the 70mill they have outlaid on him already and must pay 45mill more in salary if he stays till he is 33.

You increase your fan base, sell more merchandise and get bigger sponsorship deals which pays for the outlay.

Higuain is far superior to Podolski and the outlay for Higuain would get you a player who scores 25 + goals and proven elite ST.

However, Liverpool will now be eager to get as much back as possible on their initial # 32.5 m outlay, and it appears as though they could get close to it with Palace willing to splash out on the Belgian forward as the Reds hold out for # 32m.

that outlay should get you more than potential IMO.

While it's unlikely that Spurs will get their initial outlay back now, it could be a move to suit all parties as any fee received will ultimately allow Tottenham to go out and strengthen their squad where needed.

Juve are said to have lodged an initial loan offer, only for our club to insist on a permanent deal or nothing, with a view to getting their outlay back.

If only he had offeres a realistic bid the first time he could have got Lemar early as well then sold Sanchez and recouped most of the outlay of Lemar and had the whole pre season to integrate those new signings.

So just what have the Blues got for that outlay?

But as has been said, you don't always get an instant return on your outlay, but you will, eventually, as will we if we continue to spend a net 30/40 million every summer.

Another outlay, especially for online shops, is paying to get traffic to the shop website.

I realize there are things called SALES and opportunities here and there to get a «steal», but for the most part, you are going to outlay the cost of a matinee movie ticket each time you purchase a refill.

Because mothers stick to the brand they got after birth, smaller companies, who can't afford the initial outlay, failed to break into the market.

«Why I should vote for mayoral control, and why I can trust you to make sure we give the 1.1 million kids in New York City the opportunity to succeed, and make sure the [state outlay of] $ 9 billion gets spread out evenly.»

They'll head back to the Tucson show, where they'll recover their outlay for the Agoudal they brought by completing a three - way exchange: A collector will get a rare Bondoc trophy piece.

First, you get all the amazing health and sleep benefits of an Intellibed mattress without the outlay of cost right up front.

The article outlays the total number of nutrients, so depending on how many gummies you get out — you can divide it by the amount and work out whether you want to give one or more.

Neither they nor the pleasant, articulate Corman have any illusions about the producer - distributor's altruism: for comparatively little outlay, Corman stands to profit from an immediately salable result and the development of valuable talent; and the filmmakers harbor no resentment over being exploited, since they're getting a marvelous opportunity to strut their stuff — to learn their stuff, for that matter.

West Virginia, of all places, gets the highest grade here — a straight A — as it reportedly spent $ 8,322 per pupil on public education in 1999 and has been boosting its outlays faster than any other state and digging deeper than all but one.

«We do go after capital outlay for them, such as getting capital outlay for a down payment on a facility,» said Sue Griffith, who said she represents 13 charter schools.

The tool outlay (price of a fully furnished mechanics tool set, and box), could, and probably will run into the 10s of 1,000 s of dollars, and in the end of the week, you are only guaranteed minimum wage for all hours worked, and yes, it does get that bad.

Yet another way to get more money out of the general public with very little outlay.

In saying that, the additional outlay does get you appreciably more kit than the $ 1000 listed.

So this match - up could be most useful to someone caught between stretching the budget to attain a Porsche or reining things in and getting something close for less outlay but still with glamor and guts.

The test Accord LXi four - door sedan, a top - of - the - line model provided by Holler Honda of Winter Park, was stickered at $ 15,428, for which outlay the owner gets vigorous performance, agile handling and solid comfort — and an overall feeling of faith in the product.

With technology options these days, it is pretty easy to get into these more physical products without a big outlay.

With virtually no explicit outlay, any money HQN gets from Dellarte is more profit to an already profitable company.

But what do you get for so little outlay?

To get a few bucks from something that literally seems to be on the shelf not doing anything... with minimal outlay, you can recoup your investment fairly quickly — particularly if you're doing it yourself.

It's a strategy that is extremely hard to do because in writing books, it's a lot of outlay of money because you pay for all the editing and proofreading and I got my covers all done before and until you put the book out there, you don't know how well it's going to do.

They worry about the cash outlay (which is minor by most standards) and the technology obstacle (which is easily dealt with, especially if you get help as I suggest.)

There are things that are good investments (i.e. some paid ads will literally pay for themselves in book sales), and there are very few businesses you can get off the ground without at least outlaying a few thousand dollars.

See, I've always assumed that I have to publish e-books only at first because of the financial outlay in getting books printed.

For that financial outlay you'd be getting a 7 - inch tablet that is powered by Amazon's own FireOS — which is essentially just a custom version of the open - source Android platform — along with a fairly decent specification given the price.

And authors can now easily publish their work themselves without a great outlay, maintaining professional quality and getting a bigger cut of the profits.

The very same thing happened in the music business in the 80»90s when the big 5 got a shock and found that people could record in their bedrooms for a reasonable financial outlay and that they had the audacity to set up their own «indie» labels.